he APE testbed is work in progress. Therefore some things may work

better than others and the documentation may be lacking in some

areas. Our goal is to make all aspects of performing tests of ad-hoc

routing protocols as easy and pain-free as possible. We believe we are

well on the way to eliminaing most of the hassles and issues

associated with this. Conducting tests is a complex task, therefore we

appriciate all the feedback we can get those of you that find our

work useful. We also urge those of you that use the APE testbed and

make modifications to it, to contribute your work back to the

community. This is done by informing any of the APE developers listed

at the APE project page at apetestbed.sourceforge.net of your changes.



The APE testbed is released under the GNU General Public License (GPL)

and has been developed at Uppsala University, with funding from

Ericsson Telecom AB.



Installation in Windows-he APE testbed is work in progress. Therefore some things may work

better than others and the documentation may be lacking in some

areas. Our goal is to make all aspects of performing tests of ad-hoc

routing protocols as easy and pain-free as possible. We believe we are

well on the way to eliminaing most of the hassles and issues

associated with this. Conducting tests is a complex task, therefore we

appriciate all the feedback we can get　those of you that find our

work useful. We also urge those of you that use the APE testbed and

make modifications to it, to contribute your work back to the

community. This is done by informing any of the APE developers listed

at the APE project page at apetestbed.sourceforge.net of your changes.



The APE testbed is released under the GNU General Public License (GPL)

and has been developed at Uppsala University, with funding from

Ericsson Telecom AB.



Installation in Windows